The phrase "a comparative strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relative advantages or strengths of different entities, concepts, or situations in comparison to one another.
Example: "In the analysis of the two companies, we found that Company A has a comparative strength in customer service."
Alternatives: "relative advantage" or "comparative advantage".
Ms. Hughes and Mr. Bartlett have been at their most audacious when combating the notion that Mr. Bush mangles the language, a trait they have tried to transform into a comparative strength.
And the issue that Mr. Giuliani often used to position himself to the right of other Republican candidates, national security, will have less salience than it did four years ago, in part because it is a comparative strength of Barack Obama's.
A comparative strength of the current study is that we assessed agreement between the SMA and the universal goniometer across the full range of arm elevation angles (arm-by-side to maximal active elevation).
The Syrian president is in a position of comparative strength, having successfully returned from the diplomatic isolation imposed by the Bush White House.
It is additionally worrying because Chertoff is speaking from a position of comparative strength, which highlights how much more we still have to do over here.
The most unusual feature of this year's primary is that the names of all candidates will appear on the same ballot regardless of party, providing the first big test of the probable nominees' comparative strength in a general election.
Not only would the results provide new and useful information for the serum/blood metabolomics community, they would also give a useful assessment of the comparative strength of targeted LC-MS/MS relative to untargeted methods in quantitative metabolomics.
Finally, he argues that due the the comparative strength of "seemings", a believer committed to paradoxes like those cited above will, sooner or later acquire an epistemic defeater for her beliefs.
The path analysis is a statistical technique used primarily to examine the comparative strength of direct and indirect relationship among variables and thus permits a critical examination of components that influence a given correlation and can be helpful in formulating an efficient selection strategy [ 15, 16].
Their comparative strength was taken as a sign that economies in the developing world could make it on their own and were no longer dependent on exports to the West.
After joining Manchester United in the summer, Mkhitaryan began the season as a substitute, a move which seemed to reflect little more than United's comparative strength in wide attackers – and away to Hull City, he still catalysed an onslaught that brought an injury-time winner.
